"He really stuck it to us," Boyd said of Kroenke.
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"Financially, they kind of stuck it to me," Mr. Rankin said.
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I like how you stuck it to the one guy -- well, give me an example.
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Trump tried to bully the Mexican, who reportedly stuck it to the new American president.
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As good a boxer as Sharkey was, Loughran stuck it to him through the first two rounds.
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"Financially, they kind of stuck it to me," said one person with a rent-to-own contract.
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They did it in the middle of the night; they stuck it to a bill it didn't belong in.
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I was an awkward comedian who stuck it to them and got what I should have been getting the whole time.
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President Barack Obama stuck it to Canada this morning ... hitting the Prime Minister over the subject that hurts the most -- HOCKEY!!!!
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Instead of the jerk who looks out for the average guy, he became the jerk whose allies had stuck it to commuters.
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I asked Taylor Ware, a materials scientist from the University of Texas at Dallas, what such a surface would feel like if you stuck it to your hand.
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They threw caution to the wind and stuck it to intergalactic H.R., arguing over who was more in love until his dumb ass committed genocide and then killed her.
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No doubt, they will say or already are saying that he really displayed what in the Bush administration neo-cons called moral clarity, and stuck it to North Korea.
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A.D.'s reveal means the end of PLL, which means the end of a series that showed major love to female friendships and, in its own way, stuck it to the patriarchy.
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The morning after the Democrats' new candidate for vice president introduced herself at the '84 Democratic National Convention, I cut out her photo from the newspaper and stuck it to the refrigerator.
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After they punched their ticket to the World Series, Indians pitcher Ryan Merritt stuck it to Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista who warned that he'd be "shaking in his boots" going into Game 5.
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He then scored a McDonald's shirt for seven bucks at a thrift shop, strapped a walkie-talkie to his belt, and printed a nametag giving him a temporary title as McDonald's "Regional Interior Coordinator" so he'd look semi-official when he stuck it to the wall.
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So, when I heard that Amanda Seyfried, who just had a baby with hubby Thomas Sadoski, stuck it to the patriarchy while walking the red carpet at the Twin Peaks premiere over the weekend, well, I got more excited than Agent Dale Cooper gets over a piece of pie.
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Well, with his decision to place sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum (25 percent and 10 percent respectively) the president has really stuck it to his critics — and in the process, exposed many U.S. sectors and consumers to expensive and destructive retaliation that will render the U.S. less competitive and sap incomes.
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"I didn't care; I just went hard. The car was good in the wet. It was good in the dry, and we stuck it to them." Power had podium finishes at Long Beach, Mont-Tremblant and Mexico City and pole positions at Houston, Edmonton, Surfers Paradise and Mexico City to place fourth in the final point standings in 2007.
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I was afraid to go > to the Nazi infirmary, though there were doctors there. I knew that if I > went in, I'd never come out alive. … Despite my fear of the Nazis, I plucked > a leaf from a tree and stuck it to my wound to stanch the bleeding. Then I > cut a branch and tied it around the wound to hold it in place.
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He claims that this is because his heart was broken by a girl when he was ten years old, and that this convinced him that love wasn't worth the trouble. Zonker often supports political causes that are out of the mainstream. In 1992, Zonker voted for Ross Perot and worked for his Uncle Duke's 2000 presidential campaign. In a March 2010 strip, he told a Tea Party supporter that he has "always stuck it to the man".
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Nick Offerman portrayed Ron Swanson, the director of the parks and recreation department. Offerman had previously auditioned for a part on The Office, and Schur was impressed with his comedic talents and wanted to cast him, but then Offerman became unavailable because he appeared on Will & Grace, a show starring his wife, Megan Mullally. Schur said, "I just wrote his name down on a post-it note and stuck it to my computer and said, 'Someday, I'm going to figure out what to do with that guy.'" Aubrey Plaza played April Ludgate, a sarcastic and uninterested college intern.
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Mia Swart. Name Change as Symbolic Reparation after Transition: the examples of Germany and South Africa, 9 German Law Journal, 2008 Lueger's monuments present a difficult case because they are genuinely local, yet he was inspirational for the Nazis. Lueger memorial plaque at TU Vienna For some, the Lueger monuments show that Vienna has neglected its obligations to the victims of the Holocaust in order to keep its nostalgic appeal as the grand Imperial City. For example, when Austrian-born neurobiologist Eric Kandel won the Nobel Prize in 2000, he "stuck it to the Austrians" by saying it was certainly not an Austrian Nobel; it was a Jewish-American Nobel.
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